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Grandpa Richard Steinhard's Cote d'Azure restaurant recommendations in the 70s and 80s

Many of these restaurants will be defunct, but some of them may have survived. I am not very good at reading Grandpa's handwriting, so I can't guarante the names are all correct:

In Cannes.
Au Filet de Sole
4 Rue Tesseine

La Fregate
363 Bd. de Lorraine

In La Bocca
Les Jumelles

In Antheor - Cap Roux
Rest. Les Flots Blue

In Antibes
Le Cameo
La Venise

In Cap d'Antibes
Pension Maryland

In Beaulieu
Les Agaves
Le Broc

In Cabris
Lou Vieux Chateau

In Cagnes sur Mer
Le Petit Bressan
Auberge de Sanglies

Fayance
Hotel de France

Grasse
Chez Pierre
Hotel Napoleon
La Hulotte Bleue

Juan les Pins
Hotel Chatham
Hotel Pension Amiente
Lou Capitole
Le Girasole
La Regence


Menton
Le Globe
Pierrot et Pierretta
Le Chateaubriand
Auberge Provencale
Auberge des Santans

Mougins
Le Bristole
Hotel Vaste Horizon

In Nice
Restaurant Adriatic
81 Rue de la France
Le Coin Breton
5 Rue Blacas
L'estocaficada
2 Rue de l'hotel de Ville
L'etoile d'Or
Vieux Nice
Restaurant ranchin
10 Rue Masseuet
Chez Suzanne et Noe
16 Bd. Victor Hugo
Le Tabou
13 Rue Francois Giusol
La Venta
4 Place Guynemu
Victoria
25 Rue Meyerbeu
La Cassine (Chez Auguste)
26 Quai Lunel
La Merienda
4 Rue de la Tenerife
Chez Puget
4 bis Rue Deloye
La Sactone
8 Rue Alsace Lorraine

Plan de Grasse
Auberge Chez Dany

Vence
Les Potiques
Auberge des Templuix
La Closaines des Genets
La farigoule

Vallouris
Le Palissy
Villecroze les Grottes
La Vieux Moulin

Antibes
Restaurant le Bastions
Restaurant L'Osasis
La Margeuritte

Recommended by Dad in 1995
Cabris le Vieux Chateau
very high class meal
0493 605012




Many more to add.

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